A Boone native is a finalist for the Women In Trucking Association 026 Driver of the Year award. Ingrid Brown, Professional ...

By Gayle Converse Twenty-eight years after 39-year-old Bertha Benz became the first person to complete a long-distance trip ...

Ultimately, a job title doesn't define a person’s heart, but it does define their schedule. In 2026, the most successful ...

The global cold chain industry is navigating a period of unprecedented complexity, where the margin for error in temperature-controlled logistics is virtually non-existent. As pharmaceutical products, ...

Islamist militants linked to al Qaeda killed 10 truck drivers and two teenagers in Mali's Kayes region. The group targeted a convoy with military escort, highlighting its growing power in the Sahel.

Beyond driving, Ingrid Brown actively participates in industry advocacy, charity work, and mentoring women, embodying the heart and community spirit essential to the trucking world. Brown drives for ...

Miles headlines a major postseason recognition list for TCU, while Marta Suarez and Donovyn Hunter also secure All Big 12 honors after a standout season for the Horned Frogs. Olivia Miles' historic ...

Rio de Janeiro Galeão International Airport (GIG) says securing a Brazilian carrier operating intercontinental services from the airport would represent the “biggest prize” in its long-term growth ...

Anybody else getting ready for the big Mid-America Trucking Show next month? It's March 26-28 at the Kentucky Expo Center in Louisville, as per usual, and we'll be covering all manner of the various ...

Airlines from Asia dominate a list of the top carriers for long-haul journeys, according to a ranking of airlines based on passenger satisfaction and performance data. The study by British company ...

Long-haul flights can feel daunting—but they’re also the gateway to the far-flung destinations travelers dream about for years. The good news? A handful of airlines have figured out how to make those ...

Nearly three quarters of female truckers say that they've turned down routes, contracts or jobs due to safety concerns, while less than a third say that they feel safe sleeping in their truck.